PrepTest books or Powerscore Logic Bible

[altlover85]

I'm having trouble deciding between getting the set of 10 books or getting the Powerscore Logic Bible.  I've taken 3 practice LSATS so far.  I don't remember the score on my first test because it was 5 years ago.  I think it was in the 150's.  I took another the June 2007 test a few weeks ago and got a 144.  I took the  one last week and got a 156.  I'm aiming for 165-170, but I would be okay with 155-165.  I should be taking the test in February 2011.

I can get through the other sections, but with the logic games, I always take too long with the games and end up missing one entirely.  I've heard the Powerscore books overcomplicate things, but I think the focus on logic games might be just what I need.  Do any of you have preferences for one book over the other?  If so, what are your reasons?

Thanks for any help.

[Sappho]

I preferred the entire set of the Powerscore books - LG, LR, and RC.  The way the books breakdown each section were helpful for me, and I appreciated the practice problems.  In addition, I also had practice LSAT exams to work with.  One webpage that had a good suggestion for how to study is this webpage: 
This helped me a lot.  http://lsatblog.blogspot.com/

I am still waiting for my scores the second time around.  I did Kaplan the first time around and didn't like the approach.  It was too confusing for me.

[EarlCat]

PS books are for study, tests are for practice.  Why would you choose between them?

(And I agree that PS tends to overcomplicate things, but to each his own.)